1994 sho new guy going turbo.

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his other ride is a bicycle 'cause all his money goes into fixing his SHO...
 

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Heres one of the ranger.and my lincoln. Lincoln isnt done its more of a long term project.
Cid532 zpsb5a8240f

IMG 11823082031975 zps5ecea10b
 
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Welcome & good luck with the turbo project. Look forward to your (pic-saturate)updates :)
 

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Figuring out what bends i need to order while i wait on the valve cover gaskets and other odds and ends.
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No. Stock diff :-( idk im on stock everything right now. Just wanted to run 3psi. But can the stock maf be ran in a blow thru setup?
 
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Damn that's a ****** turbo! What type of tuning are you going to be using?

But can the stock maf be ran in a blow thru setup?

As long as the turbo doesn't leak oil I don't see why not, if it leaks oil though you'll foul it. I would recommend a blow through as close to the throttle body as possible so that way there's minimal lag and the AFR's stay accurate. You'll definitely want to upgrade to an 80mm though.

So did you just cut the stock y-pipe apart and weld the flanges to a bunch of pre bent exhaust pieces? I've been building up my car to support a turbo and I've been trying to figure out how to construct the y-pipe without a pipe bender.
 

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Love the Mark Vii!

So far you build is looking good! The MAF will likely work for 3 psi. Anything much past i think 5 to maybe 10 you will need to start looking around for a different MAF since ours is rather small and the curve is maxed out rather quickly when running boost. A lot of people use the 80mm Mark VIII MAF or a Lighting MAF
 
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Damn that's a ****** turbo! What type of tuning are you going to be using?



As long as the turbo doesn't leak oil I don't see why not, if it leaks oil though you'll foul it. I would recommend a blow through as close to the throttle body as possible so that way there's minimal lag and the AFR's stay accurate. You'll definitely want to upgrade to an 80mm though.

So did you just cut the stock y-pipe apart and weld the flanges to a bunch of pre bent exhaust pieces? I've been building up my car to support a turbo and I've been trying to figure out how to construct the y-pipe without a pipe bender.

Im not sure about tuning yet. Wondering if a fmu will get me by while im at 3psi for the moment. Yea the ypipe i just went to carquest and picked up a few mandrel bends and save the original collectors and welded them on. Scrapped my old cars which almost paid for the ypipe.
 

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Im not sure about tuning yet. Wondering if a fmu will get me by while im at 3psi for the moment.

FMU should work for 3 psi

Yea the ypipe i just went to carquest and picked up a few mandrel bends and save the original collectors and welded them on. Scrapped my old cars which almost paid for the ypipe.

That's a great idea, how did you get it all aligned? Did you weld it together in place then remove it?
 

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Yep sucked because i had to use my buddys pile of shit welder to make tac welds but it cant even do that good. So needles to say i had to be very carefull taking the ypipe off and on. I think i used 2 90* bends and 1 45* bend then straight section to the frame rail and a 90* and then a 45* .
 

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Love the Mark Vii!

So far you build is looking good! The MAF will likely work for 3 psi. Anything much past i think 5 to maybe 10 you will need to start looking around for a different MAF since ours is rather small and the curve is maxed out rather quickly when running boost. A lot of people use the 80mm Mark VIII MAF or a Lighting MAF

Obd 1 mark 8 maf or obd 2?
 

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ODB 1 93-95. All marks, base and LSC.

Alright because i have a maf from my 93 i had few years ago. Thing is i dont know if im gonna have enough room to run it draw thru . Going to have to have it in the wheel well.
 

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Ah, I am in the Germantown area. Good luck with your project! I had one of my SHOs boosted for a bit. It was fun, but the tuning was out of my comfort zone to keep it a reliable track car as it has always been in the past.
 
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Was going to ask you on bcm who you had tune it?or if you have aftermarket parts to sell.
 

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